New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
In ana near this city to-day there win probably b
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NEW BILLS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
ONE TO REORGANIZE THE BOARD OF RE-
GENTS
LIQUOR SELLING IN STATE BUILDINGs-LIcENsEs
FOR CONCERT SALOONS.

LIQUOR SELLING IN STATE BUILDiNGs-LICENsEs
FOR CONCERT SALOONS.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIyuyE.l
ALBANY, Jan 3l.-A bill to reorganze the Board Of Re
gents introduced in the Legislature tonight by Sen
ator Sloan and Assembyman Erwin Mr.. Sloan after
ward sad THE measure Is favored by many educators
who desire 10 unity the educational system OF the State
It intended antagonze any one least OF all the
members the present Boar OF Regents, some OF whom
am told. favor IT," The measure says:
The Board Regents shall consist OF thirteen members
of which the Governor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud eccfe
tary OF state shall he members The remaining Ten en-
bers or the first board shall be appointed as
this act the Governor shall appoint seven members
Of the present Board of REGENTS % the University OF the
shall elect three persons outside Of the present Board OF
Regents OF the University and these thirteen shall con.
stut the first Board Of Kegents The ten regents thus
constituted shall before January l. SsS classify by iot
classes, who shall hold office respectively for one two
three four and i've years from the first Tuesday OF Feb
the second Tuesday January each year for the term
OF hyc years ny the Legislature.
The act confers upon the Board OF Regents all the
powers and duties OF the present board After the expr
alton the OF Andrew Draper the present Super
lntcuden Public Instruction. the Board of Regents thus
organized empowered appoint superintendent Of
public instruction for term OF three years At present
this officer elected by tho Legislature. If the bill
passes the new Board Of Regents will be organized in
June.
Assemblyman Mcmahon, OF Brooklyn introduced q
bill authorizing the Board OF Aldermen OF that city by
majority increase the salaries OF members OF tho
Fire Department who have had three years service to
81 200 annua w. Mr. Maurer introduced bill making
il lawful TO publish legal notices in sunday newspaper
Mr.. Shea presented bill taxing telephone companies
per cent oh 500 rent paid for the use OF us
telephones.
The Assembly debated tonight for few moments
the bill of John l. Patt, prohibit the sale OF
IL, In fpif i'm
or Mt any State fair similar measure passed by
the legislature of 1896 but the act Wa vetoed by Gov
illl the ground that IL wonld consign MIN 10
prison even II no should give guest OF his at me K
ccu,ive Mansion a glass OF wine That act pIohiDled
even the civ away Of any liquor In u building be-
LONGING TO the state These words, 30 obnoxious To GOV
Hill. have been eliminated. In THIS "improy ca
fashion" the hill ordered to third reading tonight
by the Assembly. opposition was made to It. hr;
Cantor aterward introduced bill authorizing the Board
OF Excise New ork To issue licenses TO sell quo 10
the propreiOrs OF halls where concerts are gwen mr.
Cantor sad that the pm was favored ~ the boSTa
~ Excise o. New York. ana asked mat lle
he referred 10 the Committee on cites ar
Crosby objected 10 ths diSpo iiion OF me n D, r;
Cantor demanded that his suggestion should be adopted
and the Assembly sustained him. The COMMITTEE on
Of the important hi referred TO VIII not bring 10 that
committee any increase OF pubic confidence
Assemblynan Met ann OF BIookiyn lnlroilc.d resp
ton tonight dire ting the State Board of Arbitration 10
arbrac the differences of the coal shoyellers ana long
shoremen Of NewNork with their employers: Mr ae-
Cam made a long argument I'm favor OF resort ns
TO arbitration Ia end the great strike in New-loLk
Mr. Erwin objected 10 the Immediate consideration Oh nc
resolution and 1t went over 10 another day uhucr me
rules. 80
Mr. Cantor called mp his substitute for Mr. Crosys
resolution asking Congress Ia appropriate sni1clent
money provide deences for the seap"fs OF Tie conn,
try and especially tor New-lork city amer feYl
speeches from Mcssr- Cantor, Crosby and Ives regard
Ing ,,ity for improving the hahor deences the
Assembly resolved 10 debate the resolution again ana
pos poned further d s'usslon 0f IT,
The commission appointed to investigate the man ge'
mcnt OF the prisons will make its report The present week
n il reported tnat OF the three members, Nessr'
Barnes and B0okstayer. will commend the nclinlstra
ton " Baker the present supcrintI ndeht whose
term expires In March.